Opinion

Poonam Sharma Recent speculation that the successor to Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud, Justice B.R. Gavai, may join politics after retirement and could join the Congress has reignited a serious debate on judicial neutrality and…

By Dr. Kumar Rakesh For decades, the Nehru-Gandhi family has been hailed as Bharat’s foremost political dynasty — a symbol of leadership, vision, and continuity. Yet, beneath the grand speeches and carefully curated image of public…

When a 15-year-old Hindu girl is dragged into the dark pit of sexual assault and blackmail, one would expect the justice system to rise like a guardian of her rights. Yet, the Balaghat case exposes a grim reality — a society where the…

In the heart of Uttar Pradesh’s Lalitpur, a story of deceit and exploitation has emerged that is both painful and deeply alarming. A young Hindu woman, renamed Alisha after being coerced into religious conversion, was trapped not once but…

A century and a half ago, Bankim Chandra Chatterjee wrote words that would ignite India’s soul — Vande Mataram. The hymn, published in Anandmath in 1882, became a cry of courage during the struggle for freedom. Its verses weren’t just…

India’s judiciary appears to be standing at a moral crossroads — and alarmingly, it’s leaning toward indulgence over integrity. In case after case, courts have begun treating sex with minors not as exploitation but as “romantic…

The so-called “liberal” brigade is back with another idea that reeks of reckless idealism disguised as reform — lowering the age of consent for sex from 18 to 16. This isn’t progress; it’s peril wrapped in woke packaging. Leading this…

Rahul Gandhi’s claim that “10% control the Army” is not just factually absurd, it’s morally appalling. His rhetoric risks sowing division within one of India’s most respected institutions. The Army has always stood for merit,…

Poonam Sharma When Gaza erupts, within minutes, the internet is flooded with hashtags. Global celebrities, activists, “secular humanists” — all rush to paint the narrative in bold letters: Israel = villain. But Sudan? Not a word. Because if…

By Harshita Rai Along the wide, tranquil flow of the Ganges lies Mokama — a town that carries the weight of Bihar’s turbulent past and uncertain present. Once known for its lentil fields and factories, Mokama today stands at the uneasy…